Heisman Watchlist: A Heisman Voter's Updated Rankings

With four more weeks of regular season football to be played, the Heisman race is getting more interesting. While there is still a front runner, the battle for No. 2 through No. 6 has tightened considerably.

West Virginia quarterback Geno Smith has dropped off my list. That doesn't mean he can't make a spectacular comeback—he's just got a lot of work to do if he wants to go to New York City in five weeks.

A.J. McCarron, Alabama

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Alabama quarterback A.J. McCarron has been fairly consistent all year, but his game against LSU was not as impressive as we've become accustomed to, albeit it was against one of the better defenses the Crimson Tide will face all year.

McCarron went 14-of-27 for 165 yards and one touchdown in Alabama's 21-17 victory over LSU.

Collin Klein. Kansas State

Kansas State quarterback Collin Klein continues to impress every week and last Saturday's performance against Oklahoma State was no exception.

Klein went 16-of-22 for 245 yards through the air and rushed 17 times for 64 yards and one touchdown.

Klein's status for this week's game at TCU is questionable due to injury concerns. There has been speculation on what type of injury Klein has, but Bill Snyder has a policy of not commenting on injury specifics.